The 10 Sexiest Christmas Ebooks
I didn’t know Christmas erotica was a thing. Apparently, neither did the people who read A Very Naughty Christmas and these other very sexy Christmas ebooks.
I didn’t know Christmas erotica was a thing. Apparently, neither did the people who read A Very Naughty Christmas and these other very sexy Christmas ebooks.
Sure, it can’t show video, or scroll that well. But as a long-lasting alternative to a dumbphone, it sort of makes sense!
This Kindle isn’t actually broken. It’s just showing an eBook called 56 Broken Kindle Screens. But that doesn’t make it any less upsetting.
We’ve been promised magical tablets that would do amazing things for decades. Do the tablets we actually have live up to that?
There’s a bunch of them: a whole new Kindle Fire family, and new ereaders that are better than the current ones.. And they’re shockingly cheap.
A fitting tribute. Fahrenheit 451, the temperature at which irony burns.
Even if you “go digital” there are still more than two dozen different ways to reduce, reuse and recycle those babies. Make a bath, teach your pets to read, hide your booze….
Numbers can tell us a lot about technology, but only if we know them. Here are a few we don’t.
It’s so tiny and cute! The new Kindle just arrived at our office. Just like a normal e-reader, only smaller!! View Image ›
Celebrate Banned Books Week better by letting Twain, Bradbury, Shaw, and other famous writers remind you how censorship is not awesome.
Aw, no fair!
It starts with pricing — the Kindle is now cheap enough for millions of people to buy.
That would offend people in Appalachia if they knew what a Kindle was.
Load up your iKindle (or whatever).
Spotted on the freeway: A man reading a paper book, using an e-reader, AND talking on the phone while driving. Try putting that warning on a bumper sticker. Watch Video ›
Amazon introduces an e-book reader that everyone (except Amazon) calls the Kindle 3. It’s a response to the iPad, with improved E Ink screen technology.
Amazon sold 180 Kindle books for every 100 hardcover books in the last month.
Bowing to the whims of a publisher, Amazon remotely deleted thousands of copies of 1984 and Animal Farm from people’s Kindles. Sure, they were also reimbursed. But the irony here couldn’t be much less subtle. Read More ›
Save a tree, buy a Kindle!
Here it is, folks. Behold! The Kindle DX. 9.7-inch E-Ink screen, 0.38” thick, 4GB fits 3.5k books, PDF support, EVDO and more for a whopping $489. This was mom’s present up until that last point. Looks like she’s getting Southern Living again. Just kidding. Purchased! Read More ›
Amazon just posted a pre-sale for the upcoming Kindle DX, which has a 9.7-inch screen and bigger hard drive. Perfect for saving newspapers and magazines — all for the price of $498! Read More ›
Your mom would LOVE a brand new Kindle. In fact, the Kindle is this year’s top, #1, most wanted Mother’s Day gift. You can order now and it will arrive in time for the big day. Editor’s Note: Older chicks really dig the Kindle because they actually read books. It makes moms feel really hip and techie while still doing something that is familiar to them. And it gives them something to show off and discuss with their friends. Think of how much better your mom’s life will be if you just get her this one simple gift.
The Kindle 2 can read books aloud, but it is not paying authors for audio rights. Books written by starving artists, read to us by robots. That’s the future.
With the new Kindle, Amazon aims to bring you “every book ever printed, in any language, all available in less than 60 seconds.”
Supposed pictures of the new Kindle have been leaked to a few gadget sites. It looks really awesome, although it’ll be going for $359, and books still only set you back about $10. View Image ›
The next generation Kindle has officially been released! Amazon’s confirmed the price ($359) and February 24th ship date. In the meantime, there are lots of pretty pictures and videos for you to geek out to. Read More ›
Amazon’s second generation Kindle reader is rumored to be available starting sometime early next year. This makes the Kindle a dicey Christmas gift, if you’re actually able to get a hold of one. Read More ›